Leopard Password?

i assume your trying to do an upgrade ot leopard?

I suggest you just erase and install... for the guys privacy and it's the most user-friendly way to fix this problem.

Whoever you bought this computer from must be an idiot... because all it would take is a little terminal skill, and knowing what your doing and you could hack into his account, and access all his data.

But thats unethical.. so insert your leopard dvd.. and hold the C key while pressing the power button (to start up your mac)

after its done loading, just go throuhg installation process except choose "Erase and Install"

Unless im mistaken you wont need a password.

Otherwise you are going to have to wait for an experiences Unix user comes around and gives you instructions on how to "hack" into it.

 

sorry but as you may have noticed, disks that you get with a computer will only work on that line of computers, that exact specifications and that exact generation/revision. You might just need to buy a leopard install disk, and install leopard from there.

 

Duff-Man says...in addition to what has already been said, having a 10.5 install disc for your other Macbook does *not* entitle you to install it wherever you please - read the license agreement that came with it....oh yeah!